Azimut Grande 44M For Sale

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The Azimut Grande 44M is a testament to the pinnacle of luxury yachting, designed for those who demand the very best in life. Spanning 44 meters, this magnificent vessel boasts sleek, modern lines and an expansive deck layout, perfect for both relaxation and entertainment. With a beam of 9 meters, the yacht offers generous space for social gatherings and private retreats, ensuring comfort and exclusivity for all aboard. The interior, crafted by renowned designer Achille Salvagni, exudes sophistication with its bespoke furnishings and meticulous attention to detail. Every element has been thoughtfully curated to create an ambiance of refined elegance. Powered by two MTU engines, the yacht glides effortlessly through the water, achieving a cruising speed of 18 knots and a top speed of 21 knots, making it an ideal choice for long-distance voyages. The hull, crafted from lightweight yet durable GRP, ensures stability and performance in various sea conditions. The Azimut Grande 44M accommodates up to 12 guests in 5 luxurious cabins, each designed for ultimate comfort and privacy. A dedicated crew of 9 ensures a seamless experience, catering to every need with impeccable service. With a range of 4,000 nautical miles, this yacht is perfect for exploring remote destinations without compromise. Whether you’re hosting an extravagant party or seeking a peaceful escape, the Azimut Grande 44M offers a sanctuary of luxury on the high seas.

Length

44M

Beam

Draft

2.3M

Volume

499GT

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Crew

Cruise Speed

18KT

Max Speed

21KT

Fuel

30000L

Range

4000NM

Engine

2 x MTU 12V 2000 M96L

Naval

Azimut-Benetti

Exterior

Stefano Righini

Interior

Achille Salvagni

Azimut Grande 44M Price

New Starting From

€25,000,000

High Price Brokerage

€22,000,000

Low Price Brokerage

€18,000,000

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At 44 metres, the Azimut Grande 44M is the largest yacht the yard has ever built, and she carries that scale with a hull designed to spend less fuel doing it. A Dual Mode hull, developed with naval architect Pierluigi Ausonio, shifts between fast displacement and semi-planing running, while a carbon fibre foil at the stern cuts drag further still. Layer in a hybrid system that lets her sit at anchor in near silence for hours on end, and the Grande 44M becomes something more considered than sheer size alone. Four decks carry her volume upward rather than out, freeing a private owner’s deck at the top with views running forward and aft. Stefano Righini draws the exterior and Achille Salvagni the interior, across five cabins that sleep twelve guests. For an owner who wants the largest Azimut afloat without the running costs that usually come with it, she is the obvious answer.

Exterior Design

Four decks, not three, and every one of them earns its place.

Stefano Righini’s exterior styling carries the Grande 44M’s additional deck without making her look stacked or heavy, a genuine design challenge at this length. More than 1,000 square metres of carbon fibre composite go into the structure, over half the boat by area, saving around eight tonnes in the upper sections alone and keeping her centre of gravity honest. Forward, a bow lounge built around a fire pit gives the foredeck a reason to be used after dark, not only at anchor in daylight.

At Sea

She is built to run efficiently long before she is built to run fast.

Azimut Benetti’s engineering team worked with naval architect Pierluigi Ausonio on a Dual Mode hull that behaves as a fast displacement vessel forward and eases into a semi-planing shape aft, with a carbon fibre foil at the stern trimming drag further still. Twin MTU 12V 2000 M96L engines carry her to a 21 knot top speed and an 18 knot cruise, and a 30,000 litre fuel capacity underwrites a 4,000 nautical mile range, enough for genuine ocean crossings rather than coastal hops. A hybrid system with battery power lets her sit at anchor for hours without a generator running, cutting both noise and emissions.

Layout

The owner’s deck sits at the top of the yacht, not tucked into the hull.

Relocating the helm to the fourth deck frees the level below for private use, with uninterrupted sea views running forward and aft from what is normally given over to navigation. One deck down, a mezzanine level carries a see through pool that drops light onto the beach club beneath it, a detail that reads as playful without losing the engineering behind it. Forward on the upper deck, a flexible space converts between a media room and dining for twelve, matching the yacht’s day guest capacity exactly and giving owners a genuine choice in how they entertain.

Interior & Accommodation

Twelve guests, five cabins, and a designer who works in restraint rather than excess.

Achille Salvagni’s interior runs through five cabins that sleep twelve guests in comfort, a generous ratio for a yacht of this length and one that leaves room to spread rather than stack berths. A crew of nine works from their own quarters, enough hands to run a yacht this size properly without crowding the guest areas. The scale of the 44M gives Salvagni room others do not have, volume enough to let each space breathe, and to treat corridors and stairwells with the same care as the cabins themselves.

Ownership & Specification

She is priced, and specified, as the flagship she is.

At 25 million euros, the Grande 44M carries Azimut’s largest hull, its newest hybrid propulsion and a design brief built around genuine efficiency rather than size for its own sake. Thirty square metres of solar panelling on the fourth deck feed a battery bank that can recharge in two hours at cruising speed, and the combined hybrid systems claim up to 30 per cent lower emissions than a conventional yacht of comparable size. She debuted at the Cannes Yachting Festival in 2026, a fitting stage for a yacht built to lead Azimut’s range rather than simply extend it.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Azimut Grande 44M side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Azimut Grande 44M stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.